Belgian Total Communications market 2019 Q4

Report Breedband België 20 MAR 2020
Belgian Total Communications market 2019 Q4
This report analyses developments in the Belgian market for telecommunications in the fourth quarter of 2019, and compares the findings with previous quarters.This report covers players in the fixed and mobile segments. Some of these players are active in both segments, while others aren’t. 

The focus is on the main players in the market: 
  • Proximus
  • Telenet
  • Orange 
  • VOO
Smaller players are also included for both the fixed and mobile segment, in the mobile segment it includes the independent MVNOs. The reports focuses on service revenues (so excluding hardware) and connections/Sims. Data is split out by services (broadband, fixed telephony, mobile, multiplay and television) and by provider.
EUR 950

Categories:

Vast,  Internet,  Mobiel

Companies:

Proximus,  Telenet,  Voo,  Orange Belgium

Countries:

België

Tags:

Voice services, Data services, Messaging, xDSL, Fibre, Wireline, Wireless, Cable - Docsis, Internet Access, Broadcast

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